Chums Slim Retainer - Adjustable Eyewear Keeper - Thin Silicone Safety Eyewear Retainer for Women & Men

Comfortable way to secure sunglasses while fishing. Used extensively on a trip to northern Manitoba, kept sunglasses secure while wearing or hanging on my chest while using regular glasses for tying nots, etc.

One of my favorite eyeglass retainers. Years ago, I got started with these and their rival Croakies by riding roller coasters. I can't see anything without my glasses. You just have to have sunglass or eyeglass retainers on rides like Space Mountain, The Matterhorn, Jaguar, or Ghost Rider etc. They even warn you that you could lose your glasses.This was my first time trying these retainers in silicone and they work fine. Their old-school design has a big advantage over the tailless varieties: they're super easy to adjust. What's more, I just found a pair of metal reading glasses that the new guys just slide right off when you tighten 'em up. Why tighten them that much? The pickier you are about your glasses, the fewer choices you get and the best looking style may not come in the perfect size for you. Compromises, huh?

I am using these for my dental loupes. It works great and hold my glasses securely but is difficult to tighten and loosen for each patient. It catches in my hair and pulls when trying to take my glasses on and off.

This product is great quality, and it works exactly as you need it to.

I love the glasses holder. They fit snug and never come off the small ear holder on the glasses.

Thin but durable. Good color choices. Fits on easily.

I work in the medical field and my lead glasses are super heavy. This helps keep them on my face and from sliding down my nose! Super easy to adjust. I have a big skull so it’s definitely compatible for all head sizes!

The product is fine - and may be improved since my last purchase. I have a comment on the packaging. There seems to be a new and generally wise trend in packaging for Amazon Merchants. The packaging is often lower profile and lower cost. This makes sense, since the product will not be on a brick and mortar store shelf, it does not need to be eye catching. For instance, I have gotten some garden and lighting prodducts in dull cardboard boxes. BUT there can be a PROBLEM with too little packaging. Here we have a product, a Chums Slim glass string that is very small and very light weigt. It was just delivered in a clear baggie and went completely UNNOTICED and was almost tossed in the garbage (as I paid more attention to other boxed items). Suggestions: 1) The packaging should still have some attention getting aspects greater than a clear baggie. Perhaps some stiff glossy cardboard loudly prroclaiming the company name or product, 2) The delivery note should be MORE EXPLICIT than just saying it was left on your porch. If it is in a box with other products (maybe bigger more exciting products) it should say so, so the consumer knows where to look and 3) This is a vision deficiency related product. ANY time you are delivering a vision related product, MORE attention grabbing techniques are advised. In my case, for instance, due to optic nerve damage, I do not see clear glass or clear baggies very well. Of course, if these packaging and delivery suggestions are more expensive than possible lost product claims, do as you please (but some customers might be unhappy).Thanks!